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The data presents the students’ reasons to study, that divided in age categories and a number of the help what they receiving from employers. Overall, it is clear that younger generations getting more employer support than older learners. However, youth’s motivation for study is the succsessful career, in contrast of people that more older, who […]
The charts give information about the main reasons why students of different age groups study and the support they receive from employers. On the whole, the majority of the age group under 26 study for career purposes, while older students are more likely to study for personal interest. As can be clearly seen from the […]
The two charts below indicate reasons for study among students of different ages and the amount of support from their employers. At the first chart, reasons are shown, including a career and interests. The major numbers who under 26 study for getting career; however, this group has continued study because of their interest. It estimates […]
The figures illustrate the main reasons why people of different age groups study and the amount of support (time and fees) that is received by them from employers. Overall, it can be seen that the younger students are, the more people study for career reasons. Moreover, the trend of receiving support from employers is a […]
The figures illustrate the main reasons why students of different age groups study and the amount of support that is received by them from employers. Overall, it can be seen that the younger a student is, the more important the career reason is. Moreover, students aged under 26 have more employer support than those between […]
The bar charts illustrate the reasons why people of different age groups choose to study and the extent of support they receive from their employers. The figures are given in percentages. Overall, younger students tend to study mainly for career purposes, while older learners increasingly prioritise personal interest. Employer support is highest among the youngest […]
The given bar charts compare the reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support each group receives from employers. Overall, there is a clear contrast among the demographic groups, with students under 26 accounting for the largest share in career category of studies, while studies for interest was the […]
Nowadays, almost people study universitys or colleges to be able to choose jobs good and enjoyable.In there, having a two comments about this. On the one hand, someone think that a good salary leads to be better life quality is more important than a enjoyable job. Same you can see, when you have a good […]
The bar graph illustrates the reasons why students study and the support they receive from employers by age groups. overall, younger students (under 26) study for a career, while older students (over 49) study for interest. Employers support the highest for the younger students that is under age group 26 and lowest is over 49 […]
The bar charts compare the study motives among students of different ages and forms of their support by employers. Overall, it is clear from the graph that the primary cause for study among the youngest groups of students was career while the oldest students got mostly the education for interest. At the same time, the […]
Many people choose to study a subject, whether it is their hobby, their interests, or if they are planning their future career. The following graph shows whether people from different age groups study for their interest or their career. For most people, studying in their early 20s are often because they want to get a […]
The bar diagrams depict student’s reasons of choosing study as career or interest according to age group between under 26 to over 49 and how much support they got from employers. Overall, it can be seen that the age group below 26 to 39 is preferring study for career while, age group above 49, looking […]
Many people choose to study a subject, whether it is their hobby, their interests, or if they are planning their future career. The following graph shows whether people from different age groups study for their interest or their career. For most people, studying in their early 20s are often because they want to get a […]
The chart shows the reasons why people from different age groups choose to study and the support they receive from employers. In the top chart, it’s clear that younger students mainly study for career purposes. For instance, 80% of those under 26 study to advance their careers, while only 10% of them study for personal […]